Google_Reader

Google Reader lets you manage content on the internet. Think of it was a mailbox for all of your digital subscriptions. Instead of checking a gazillion web sites for new content constantly, this is customized place where you can browse new content from your favorite blogs, news sources, podcasts etc. The technology behind newsreaders, also called newsaggregators, is called RSS (real simple syndication). With a newsreader, you can subscribe to anything that has an RSS feed. You can tell if a page has an RSS feed if you see the words RSS or XML. You also might see an orange rectangular graphic that looks something like this: 

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